My girl friend and I went there around weekday night 10:30 pm. Not too crowded and didn't need to wait in line. Many interesting cocktails menu. Bartenders are very friendly and informative. We got the ones they recommended and it nailed my taste. The room is so cozy, many floors and there's rooms popping up from left and right and i felt like im at my friend fancy house rather than being at a bar! Would love to go back again! read more

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My friends and I took a day trip to York and stopped in for an early afternoon drink. I was first pleasantly surprised by their gin shop in the front of the bar. The inside of the bar itself is very funky. The reason to go here is for the cocktails. They have pages and pages of delicious creation. I had the green fairy and loved it. After that, I ordered a gin and tonic with Monkey 47 gin. Thrilled to see that they carried this. This place is a must for a unique drinking experience when in York. read more

Evil Eye - Asian Fusion Near Me - York, YOR

During my jaunt out with a friend to York, we decided to grab a quick drink before heading home, and having read some glorious reviews of Evil Eye it made sense to stop by here. As soon as you enter, there's a sense of how cool this place is. To begin, you've to wander through the little off license shop to get to the bar. There you can purchase all manner of specialist things, such as proper beers, wines, cigars and other fine liquors. Once past the shop, you'll find the bar, low lit with spaced out groovy vibes, funky décor and quirks and oddities all about. Beyond the bar there's an extremely well heated and sheltered outdoor patio, perfect for those who like a few cigarettes, or to escape to during the warmer months. I bought my friend one of their specialist beers, and for myself, perused the utterly extensive cocktail list. They don't just cater for the standard crowd; here you'd do yourself a disservice not to try one of their home made creations, and just a cursory glance at the back bar is enough to impress any more discerning drinker. The menu is a bit tricksy to read, being as it's in psychedelic colours, but I identified two different creations that I wanted to investigate, and so asked the bar man his professional opinion. Initially, the music was a bit loud for him to hear me, and so as soon as I asked what he'd recommend, he said, "One minute," and disappeared off the other end of the bar. He served another chap a bottle of beer, turned the music down and came back over! For a second, I feared I was being snubbed. Not the case, he wanted to properly see what I wanted! So, I explained the two drinks I liked the sound of, he gave me a sniff of the Chartreuse to check if I'd like it, and I opted for their Swish Mojito in the end. It's a mix of tanqueray gin, elderflower liquor, muddled mint, lime, gomme, and some other bits. In a flash my drink was ready, and off I went. It was fantastic. So delicious and wonderfully made, I was sad not to stay the duration and drink there all night. Whilst there were the odd 'too cool for school' types, the majority of the bar seemed lovely, and there were lots of friendly smiles and faces. Plenty of banter with the bar staff, cool customers and one hot drinks list are three of the reasons that I'm certainly coming back. The other reason is that I've yet to make it upstairs and check out their famous beds! The Evil Eye is damned cool, and I totally recommend you check it out. read more

Evil Eye - Asian Fusion Near Me - York, YOR

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Expertly mixes cocktails. Great ambiance. A marvellous selection and some really good deals. He decor is interesting and the staff are friendly and attentive. Overall a nice, friendly place to either alone or with fiends. read more

An excellent alternative cocktail bar set in the heart of York, with great atmosphere and crazy and idiosyncratic but very cool decoration. As soon as you hit the top floor with its psychedelic maroon, purple and rave neon-yellow colours, and then secondly realise that you can sit or lie on beds (yes beds) whilst drinking chocolate cocktails you will realise Evil Eye is quite an interesting place, like some kind of living breathing dream, the kind you get when you have eaten too much cheese intersected with flashbacks to Gene Wilders Willy Wonka. Obviosuly, this place is above all unique with a capital U! Hmmm. or maybe I drank too much cocktail. Speaking of which, The cocktails are miniature works of art, kind of like more grown up (and liquid and alcoholic (!) ) versions of cupcakes! An extensive list of cocktails means that everyone will find something they will like, alongside real ales and a handful of popular lagers. Although to be fair, I'm not exactly a 'seasoned' drinker who can pub-tour after pub-tour, preferring atmosphere over cheap drinks and beer-belly competition, I can quite readily lose my ability to render any meaningful cognitions with the weird and wonderful cocktails in this weird and wonderful place. A really unique and independent cocktail bar, take care on the stairs which were not really meant for heavy use, being tiny and pretty cramped however and suitable for one person only, (more like half a person really), and probably being pretty much ancient and creaking with age- with people insisting that it is their 'right of way' when in all fairness it seems that they're (to a diplomatic observer- sans absinthe cocktail) perhaps a little impatient. A small observation but nevertheless true. Great place - try it out! read more

This place was the only restaurant that left a bad taste in my mouth during my visit to York. After reading such good reviews I was expecting good service, good food. Not the case. We went in and was told to sit and that someone would be with us.We were left to sit at our table for ages. And the place was empty! There was no excuse considering there were 3 people "working" there. They were too busy chatting with each other than come over to get our drink order and give us menus. No eye contact, no apologies as I huffed and puffed my way out. Nothing. Maybe this place is better in the evening? If that's the case avoid during the lunch hours. read more

Sadly I have to say that I will never again be back to the Evil Eye. My latest visit there was the last straw for dealing with their horrid customer service. We walked in mid-afternoon with three employees standing behind the bar having a conversation. After standing within a stones throw of them waiting for some sort of acknowledgement, we gave up and just sat down with a menu, ironically across from a couple who had clearly been sitting there a while and waiting for service. After looking over the menu (still with no acknowledgement) we stared directly at the employees for 10 minutes... waiting... nothing. Finally they headed towards us, but just walked right past us onto the outdoor patio, lit up cigarettes and continued their conversation. We were so annoyed we finally just got up and left, as did the other couple, with not even a second glance from the staff. read more

Evil Eye is just amazing. Probably one of my most favorite spots of all time. My advice is to go upstairs and lay on one of their fabulous beds, adorned with what seems like hundreds of silky pillows, tap into their wireless connection, and snuggle up with a tasty brew by your side. The place is part mysterious and part delirious. When you try it, you'll know. read more

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I really loved Evil Eye, as evidenced by my visiting twice in one day and then again the following day. The decor is eclectic and definitely warrants the use of the word lounge rather than just bar. During the day you enter through a shop and at night you sneak in through the side door, feeling like a rebel. When I first arrived I was disappointed to see no beers on draught, but there is a pretty large and interesting selection of bottles. At first I opted for an Erdinger weissbier and then studied the extensive cocktail menu. Later on that evening I returned and had a Persian Carpet Ride - delicious, fruity, and very boozy without being overpowering. The next day I returned for lunch. I had the Pad Thai which was tasty although possibly overpriced at £10 with prawns. I couldn't finish the huge portion and wanted some of it in a doggy bag to take home but as I was unable to find a member of staff this did not happen. My boyfriend had a spiced chicken wrap which I believe he enjoyed and I ordered a portion of gyoza to share which were really tasty (although I rarely don't like anything dumpling themed). The food took a really long time, around one hour. While ordering at the bar I overheard a staff member talking about there being a wait but wasn't actually informed personally. Fortunately this just gave me time to drink more cocktails. My choices that day were a watermelon mojito (very good, way too drinkable) and something called a Dick Turpin which included frangelico, Goldschläger and lemon juice among other things (tasty but very strong and far less easy to drink). Most cocktails are £6 which I think is very reasonable although I admit that a few years ago I would have balked at paying that much so it depends what you're used to. Overall I really liked this place and would happily head back next time I'm in York to work my way through more of the cocktail menu and generally chill out. read more

Well, this one is a long time coming! Definitely my former favourite bar in the world, but there was sadly a period where it seemed to fall from grace slightly as it changed owners... that said, I'm happy to report it seems back on track. For those of us that have been going here for ages it still may not live up to what we consider the golden age of Evil Eye, but for anyone else that hasn't been in the past it will probably live up to the hype that seems to surround for those "in the know" in regards to cocktail bars. A rumoured favourite of Johnny Depp while he was in the area, this place still oozes character despite the changes over the years... it has a funky bold yet dark and bohemian(ish) interior complemented with an inventive cocktail menu with drinks that are often worth the wait. Many times you will have to wait, especially if it's busy, but that's the price you pay for a proper drink... Rome wasn't built in a day! The prices aren't terrible either, at least half that of a drink in London. While they do some beers and wine, there's nothing on draft here and it's not really the type of place you would go to have a few beers with a mate... this place is first and foremost a cocktail bar, but (and no offence to those who prefer such places) miles above your typical chain equivalents. While the previously mentioned changeover was a bit rough, with loads of staff changes and the inconsistent drinks that such a changeover can bring at a bar such as this, they seem to have stabilised to a consistent set of friendly and accomplished guys and gals... for me personally it's nice to go somewhere with a staff that hangs around, especially at a place where your average drink is more than a spirit and a mixer. (Hint: if you're an ice cream type of person try the Evil Smoothy!) They're also really good here about trying to help you choose a drink and/or making a custom one if that's your preference... a real help with a drinks menu as large and diverse as theirs. A severely underrated aspect of this place is the food in all honesty... I can't speak to the roasts they do on a Sunday, they're just not my thing, but the Indonesian food, various types of Ramen, etc., they do on a Monday through Saturday is seriously good stuff at a price that can't be beat. The prices have gone up somewhat in the years since I moved over many years ago, but not so much that my example doesn't hold up somewhat... upon first coming here I order a starter, soup, and main (as many places expect you to do) that came to whatever reasonable amount... far less than a restaurant, or even standard pub at the time, so I had assumed that the portions were are small, etc... the gentleman behind the bar asked if I had any idea of how much food I had ordered, to which I did not, so he kindly steered me to the one main (the Nasi Goreng) which was more than enough for one person and a real treat remaining one of my favourite dishes to this day. I'm not sure I would call it Asian Fusion, even though I'm sure that's the technical definition, but it's far more down to earth than that definition can often imply. For the smokers among you there's a patio area out back that also doubles a s a good place to sit in the summer, assuming you don't mind said smokers... it used to be an ivy covered wonderland, but will still do on a nice day. One other note, if you see a line outside on the weekend it's normally not nearly as bad as you would think inside... they are only allowed a set number of people in on the weekend, so once you get in it's usually far quieter than you would have imagined and actually quite pleasant as a weekend spot despite the different crowd a weekend brings. (I still prefer here as a midweek haunt, but would also rather wait here on a weekend over braving some of York's bigger and busier bars.) I would say Evil Eye is still an acquired taste, so it's not for everyone here, but there's really nothing else like it in York. I'm torn here... many years ago I would have petitioned for a new 6 star rating just for this establishment, but it dropped to as low as 3 for me over the years, to easily rebound to 4 and perhaps even 5 territory if they continue to move in the right direction... I'll watch this space, but I'm thrilled they're rebounding back to glory at the moment. read more

Trendy cocktail bar with a laid back quirky atmosphere. The drinks were very tasty and watching them being made was impressive in itself. On the downside. the tables & menus were sticky and the staff didn't seem to be enjoying themselves much. read more

My first proper visit to this place a couple of weeks back, and it wasn't too bad. I ordered a chicken wrap with chips and a side salad, and the portion size was bigger than I expected, which was definitely a bonus! The cuisine is Asian inspired which I thought was a little strange as this is not an Asian restaurant but hey, whatever floats your boat. The wrap was nicely made, but there were raw bean sprouts in my salad and that is a no-no for me, as they need to be cooked. This place is also not good for talking as the music is far too loud. I don't think I'll be visiting this place anytime soon. read more

Very chill place with such bright colors and wacky designs! The food is decent (and randomly Asian), but I'm sure most people go for the drinks anyway. If you go upstairs there is some really interesting furniture, like the beds... hmmm. York students come hang out here all the time, so it's a pretty young vibe and teeming with college-age kids. The bartenders can do some neat tricks as they serve up drinks. It's entertaining! read more

Anytime I'm in England, I make sure I pop in this place for a drink :) Quirky decor, decent music, and the food isn't bad.... For English standards ;) read more

Well what can I really say about this place, I love it! It's different from a lot of the places in York which are overpriced generic free houses owned by large companies. Granted you will not be here for cheap drinks! BUT they are different and made right in front of you! Cocktails come out looking really nice and there is a large selection. Average price is around £6.50. Only small thing is this does mean it takes longer at the bar than a regular place, especially once people start getting out of work! With unfortunately just getting over sickness when I went I opted for the hot chocolate (£3.50) which is made properly... No powder mix! Whipped cream and marshmallows also comes on top. I am not a usual hot chocolate drinker, but this one was too good to pass up. My friends and I have never been in there for food but there is a really nice selection on the menu, especially with myself being vegetarian.. I would be happy to have food here. Space is kind of hard to get, especially outside of here. I have always been in a larger group when going and we sometimes struggle to get chairs, they could do with just adding a few more chairs as we have usually sat on ledges that are around the garden area. Only qualms about the place really is the toilets, the one that is downstairs wasn't flushing properly when we were there and it is on one of those sensor waving things so after a while I ended up not going to them and just waiting for somewhere else. This isn't something that I would completely stop going there over. read more

You either love it if hate this place Beer - bottles only but a wide selection from around the world. Wine yes they do sell some Cocktails - the reason to visit pages and pages all very well made. Shots. Yes a full page. Play traffic lights and try s red yellow and green one. Outside area at the back of the bar covered with heaters so you dint get wet. Bar area has a few tables but there is seating and lounging on bed rooms on the upper floors. Food oriental take on food which is excellent and sone unusual dishes. Atmosphere. Usually it is is busy it takes ages to bag a table but it had a great vibe. Not a place to take the mother jn law - well not mine as it is loud brash and fun. read more

One of the best places for a drink or three in York city centre! They have a massive selection of drinks available including some very strange artisan beverages! This place looks like a bit of a dive on first impression, it can be a bit dark and one way in goes down an alleyway but it is so charming and welcoming with a brilliant atmosphere! The food here is also fanstastic. The drinks are reasonable and they have an internet cafe. It's situated on Stonegate but you have to really look out for it or you could walk straight past The main entrance on Stonegate is through a shop the Evil Eye has at the front. The shop sells a massive amount of weird and wonderful beers and spirits! read more

Quite an eclectic mix this off-license, studenty boho hangout, internet cafe, cocktail bar and south-east Asian eatery! I tried a Malay beef curry and was very impressed with the generous portion of good food. I ate at 6:30 pm and felt well-stuffed for the rest of the night. Service is order-at-the bar stuff, but the food was brought quickly even though there were a fair number of customers. Funky interior decor as well! read more

Easily the best cocktails in York - arguably in the north - and a very unique place to drink them. If you can find a free bed on the upper levels they're an interesting - if not entirely comfortable - place to spend an evening. Otherwise the outside terrace can be nice in the summer. I've only eaten there once but it was excellent, and I can certainly vouch for the quality of the cocktails. The cherry amaretto sours in particular are absolutely delicious. read more

Evil Eye is easily one of my favourite bars in York, and definitely one of the most unusual. There is an astounding range of cocktails to choose from, as well as a variety of wines and continental bottled beers. Cocktails are generally around £5 each, with generous measures of spirits, and pitcher (good for four glasses) is around £15. The bar staff are extremely knowledgeable, and can tailor your drink to suit your taste. Evil Eye is also a restaurant, until around 9pm, serving from an Indochinese menu. The food is reasonably priced and delicious, with generous portions. The Thai Green Curry is definitely one to try! The style inside Evil Eye is alternative, and the low lighting and good music create a great environment to relax and talk to friends. Upstairs there is more seating, including two extremely confortable beds to add to the quirky feel. Definitely a place to seek out in York if you haven't already. read more

This was a good place to pop into to buy some of my sweet sweet Rekorderlig cider from the shop downstairs. I only went into the actual bar once, when a friend was sad about a boy and so we required high quality cocktails. It was nice to have a cocktail, after many months of beer and cider, but it was a little too pricey for the student budget to do more often. Thankfully we didn't have that many boy problems that year, so we didn't go broke. read more

Evil Eye was probably one of the highlights of York; completely at odds with the external surroundings, there's something about this place that makes you feel a wee bit naughty and rebellious against the Minster. The entrance to the bar (the one we used anyway) is through a small shop with shelves full of interesting looking spirits, including mead, which entertained me no end. The drinks menu reminded me of Manchester bars such as Socio and Font; brightly coloured pages upon brightly coloured pages of unusual concoctions - red wine topped with cola, anyone? - fill your head until it feels like it might explode all over the orange walls. We opted for a bottle of white wine for £11.50, not to be sniffed at, and the service I received was quick and efficient. Maybe past experiences have been at odds with the usual standard? I could understand slow service as it's a very relaxed and laid back, practically horizontal, but, as I mentioned, it's a top change from the tea rooms and family orientated service outside of this hideaway. The food menu had us drooling from the get go and we felt quite dissapointed that we'd missed the chance to eat. Described as 'asian fusion' they offer a wide range of curries and rice dishes, all served on mismatching plates and bowls, perfect when you're looking for something a bit different and wouldn't shake a stick at all you can eat. Although one might be put off by the 'different-ness' of Evil Eye, everyone is welcome and there's something for everyone to enjoy. read more

This is theeeeeee best establishment in york for a cockatil, quirky decor inside ( if a little dated) but the cocktail and shot menus are extensive and i could have quite easlily spent a fortune in here...as ai do love a cocktail! The staff knew what they were talking about and were very helpful. Please go here if you visit york ! read more

Just needed something light and simple to eat at the end of the day . We bought a couple of pints which were nice and picked a couple of main dishes from the menu. The service was polite and efficient, the food was nice and in reasonable sized portions. The bill was under £20 for the two of us including the drinks. Very reasonable read more

A little on the pricier side but in this case you get what you pay for. Not only do they have a cool interior and a great atmosphere but their cocktails are works of art. I don't remember the drink list off the back off hand but I do remember that they had a good selection of beers and a very large selection of deliciously decadent cocktails. They also serve food, and I had quite an enjoyable Sunday dinner here with my girlfriend at the time (from Pontefract) who insisted that we come here and give the 'yank' a proper Sunday dinner. The upstairs to the pub is cool as well, as they have it set up kind of like an inn with beds, cushions, comfy chairs, etc. You can bring a buddy and snuggle on a bed or just hang out and have some drinks at the pub downstairs, either way its a great time. read more

Nicely priced, great curries, generous proportions of both food & the drinks. The only two things that kept us from rating a 4 were having to go to the bar for our drinks rather than being served by the food server & the music changed about halfway through our meal from classic easy listening to loud heavy rock...not dinner music for visiting. read more

I love Evil Eye it's a great place for a cocktail. Always heaving on Fridays and Saturdays, and pricey to buy anything (even non-alcoholic) but the atmosphere and sense of interconnectedness is just second to none in York. Love it. read more

Great spot for cocktails if you're looking for something a little stronger than a civilized cup of tea. May not look up to much on passing, but you really must make a point of stopping off here if you're in the mood for a cheeky drink. They play great music and due to the name of the place, you'll find that it's a lot less rammed with tourists than most of the other spots around York. read more

Being a student in York The Evil Eye Lounge is mentioned as one of the highlights of your 3 years. I can't deny that this bohemian style bar doesn't deliver bags of character and an experience to remember, but unfortunately too many people know about it so you can forget coming here on a Friday/Saturday/Sunday night. Tourists fill this place to the brim and even if your lucky enough to get through the door the hours wait for a drink is enough to drive anyone crazy. This bar primarily basis itself on the selection of cocktails on offer, and I can assure you there are plenty! Each with individual seductive names you really do need the 3 years of being a student to get round them all. The idea behind the advertisement of the cocktails is also pretty clever. They have 6 primary flavours and by laying this out in a "London Underground" style map with each cocktail placed upon it's destined line it really is impressive on the bar staffs part for being able to remember all of these recipes. This bring me onto my next point, the bar staff. These aren't just any bar staff, they are extremely skilled talented cocktail makers, basically expect a bit of a show when ordering a drink. A glass may very well fly over your head and land neatly on the bar with ice and all. Be warned if you don't order an alcoholic drink, friendly banter will begin. Evil Eye is not just a cocktail bar, oh no, it's also one of the best Asian style restaurants in York. With a tantalising selection of spicy noodle dishes and Thai Curry's it's nearly impossible to choose! And to top it all off it's also the most trendy internet cafe around, this is really what you call an all rounder. Many people have named Evil Eye the "baby" of the mother of all bars Cafe Delirium in Brussels. At the front of the venue they have a small shop with a semi-good selection of all alcohol types you may not find in conventional supermarkets, this is very handy since you don't have to queue to get into the shop. I may complain about how small and cramped this venue is but in reality it's what gives it the buzz that can be felt from the perfect "oldie worldly" street is lies on. There really is nothing better than sipping a key West cooler or a Strawberry beer sitting on the 4 poster hippy style beds they have available upstairs. Or starting the night with the choice of 4 different absinthe shots which I have yet to complete. This place really does compact an array of any kind of drink or experience you want, just go and see for yourself. This is definitely one for the bucket list! read more

Might be one of my all time favorite bars ever. Great patio seating. Super cool little street its on. Great beer selection. Attitude reminded me a bit of my favorite bars here in SF with a English twist. I'll be back for sure. read more

From the staging it's obvious that this is a place with fun and vibe. We didn't go there in late night but we still enjoyed the atmosphere. We had a burger and a cocktail, both were awesome. read more

don't do the sunday dinner here, if your a sunday dinner fan!!! portions are a nice size, but for me it was just odd tasting?? but the thai food is out of this world!!! there is a beef dish served with crackers thats sooooo nice, i cannot remember the dishes name. but the thai food is better then even the sangthai in escrick also i have noticed depending who makes the cocktail, will determin how it comes out, so techically no 2 cocktails are the same, even if they share a name! outside seating area for us smokers is good, but you can and do get locked out if doors shut there is a disabled toilet downstairs and toilets up a set of rather rickety steps, strange sink set up not over clean or clean smelling, lacks toilet toll or hand towels at times read more

I love this bar. It's a very indie, alternative hang out. Mainly inhabited by students. The drinks are affordable but the best thing about them is the variety, you've never seen so many spirits in one room in all your life. The weird and wonderful decor makes this a different but fun bar to chill out in and have a drink. read more

On an evening this place is very dark and dingey - which is EXACTLY what its charm is. To look at it you'd think a shot of house vodka is maybe all they can stretch to, but then when you get close to the bar you will be amazed by the professionalism of the cocktail staff. Their range of spirits and variety of cocktails really does take some beating, and when you give a tip (and you will because they deserve it) they announce it to everyone and you get applauded! Very happening atmosphere in the dark! Think Coyote Ugly without the annoying Yanks! read more

The thing about evil eye is; it is actually not that good - but as it is the only place like it in York everyone swoons at it because the rest of the bars are so inane. Every alternate want-to-be goes there which makes it a top pretentious place to hang out. I have never had any issues with the staff though, them seem nice enough. read more

Evil Eye is a pretty cool, alternative bar, specialising in cocktails. I like the refreshing 'majestic melon' or if you're a chocolate fiend choose a 'heaven', which is like having a dessert in a glass. There's a good mix of people who visit the bar, I'd guess its main customers are in their 20s, so you don't get many students. They do ID here too. The bar staff are very friendly and often pretty flirtatious, which you'll either like or hate, I guess. The bar itself is quite nice, although it has a somewhat run-down feel to it. I prefer downstairs to upstairs where there's one of the weirdest feautures of Evil Eye - a couple of beds! The toilets here are normally ok, but last time I was there they really needed cleaning. Despite this I still like Evil Eye, I used to not like it but my friends loved it and persuaded me to change my views! Their cocktails are unusual, taste really good and are ok prices at about a fiver a cocktail. read more

First things first, do not come here on a weekend evening or Sunday lunchtime if you are looking for speedy service. Properly mixed drinks, properly cooked south east asian food and proper good roasts take time. An independent bar split over two floors, fronted by an off licence, augmented by an internet cafe, the best cocktails in town, some cracking Asian food, a bit of patio with a Minster view if you really crane your neck, an ecceltic playlist, uber trendy louche bar staff, the best selection of soft drinks in town and the most popular Sunday roast. A victim of its own success, it really does get crowded and staff sometimes spend longer working on perfecting their alternative cool than working the bar, but the most interesting bar around. If I don't end up there at some point over a weekend, I'm clearly not in York. read more

Great cocktail selection, friendly staff, nice atmosphere, nice thai food.

Great cocktails bar. Nice restaurant with interesting well prepared food. Also outdoor seating area.

Evil eye is really well decorated, with cool phycadelic art work on the walls, and upstairs there are 2 medival like wooden beds you can watch tv and lay down on the cushions with up to 5 people possibley more! The bar gets insanley busy and can take ages to get a drink! But the bar staff are friendly, whether they are enjoying their job is a mystery as they do tend to drink on the job! haha. The cocktails are pricey but you can choose some that are extreamley alchohlic so in some ways pays for a cheaper night out! I recomend the shot brain hemoridge which contains baileys, & the cocktail brazilian monk which you can have with whiped cream! But the evil zombie cocktail is the way to go if you want to get seriously smashed! The food is wonderfully presented! And you have the option of Sunday dinners on Sunday aswell! All in all the bar is a friendly atmosphere with great selection of drinks, pricey but unique surroundings. The only downfall I would say is the upstairs grubby unisex toilete, not very pleasent at all. read more